Health Resource Directory
Madison Health Department
Walnut Street
Madison, New Jersey 07940
Phone: 973-593-3079 Ext. 9
Services include free vaccines, well child care and physicals, adult health screening, and health education.
MorristownFamilyHealthCenter
200 South Street
Morristown, New Jersey 07950
Phone 973-889-6800
Services include sick child and adult care. Must apply for uninsured care prior to being treated. Accept Medicaid, Americaid and Healthnet. See attached pamphlet.
New Jersey Family Care
Provides affordable health coverage for uninsured kids, parents, couples, and single adults.
NJ Parent Link: The Early Childhood, Parenting & ProfessionalResourceCenter
CVS Pharmacy: Minute Clinic
471 Main Street
Chatham, New Jersey 07928
Services include sick child and adult care. Pay per visit.
ZufallHealthCenter
17 South Warren Street
Dover, New Jersey07801
Services include immunizations, well child care, sick child and adult care.
Organizations that Provide Resources
for Specific Conditions
Anemia
Aplastic Anemia :
Asthma and Allergy
FAAN
Pediatric/Adult Asthma Coalition of New Jersey
Blindness
New JerseyCommission for the Blind
Prevent Blindness America
Brain Injury/Concussions
The ConcussionCenter at the Atlantic Neuroscience Institute, Overlook Hospital 908-522-6146
Burn Injury
Saint Barnabas Medical Center
Shriners Hospitals 973-992-1111
Bullying
Cancer
Counseling
Gary Myers, PhD, M. Div. 973-822-0707
GraceCounselingCenter
16 Madison Ave.
Madison, NJ 07940
Dental Health
Northern Region Children’s Oral Health Program:
860 South White Horse Pike
Hammonton, New Jersey08037
(856) 935-6203
Diabetes
(teens with diabetes)
Epilepsy
Epilepsy Foundation
Grief
The Good Grief Program: Saint Clares Counseling 973-626-7009
www. Griefspeaks.com
The Compassionate Friends is a self-help non-profit organization which
offers emotional support to families grieving the death of a child of
any age and from any cause. TCF offers support to parents, grandparents
and siblings, and they have local chapters around the United States.
Please view the website for additional information:
Grief support from Scholastic Sponsors:
Hearing Testing/Aids
Lyme Disease
NJ Governor's Lyme disease Advisory Council
Hunterdon County Lyme disease Web Site
NJ Department of Education. (1995). Making a difference: Lyme disease
prevention and education guide (available from the NJ Department of
Education Office of Publications).
NJ Department of Health and Senior Services. (1999). Tick-borne diseases
of New Jersey: A guide to understanding and preventing transmission.
Washington, DC: Author.
Medications
Wal-Mart: excellent very low cost program for prescriptions
Manufacturers: may have 'granting' of medications available or discounted
NJFamilyCare: Must complete an application
NJ Catastrophic Illness in Children Fund: depends on diagnosis
CountyBoard of Health: many have a discount card for prescriptions
Local Hospitals: charity care medication programs
NASN: discount RX program available
Orthodontic Care
There is an application that needs to be completed. Here is the link regarding eligibility (donated orthodontic services) DOS
Orthopedic Care
Shriners Hosptials: 973-992-1111
Primary Care
Federally Qualified HealthCenter: FQHC
Smoking Cessation
AmericanAcademy of Pediatrics, Patient Education for Children, Teens,
and Parents 2nd ed. (2004).
Vision Services
Lions Club
New Eyes for the Needy in Millburn/Short Hills will provide a voucher for a new pair of glasses provided the school nurse can fax. the original Rx. to them (current Rx. within a year). Student must qualify for free/reduced lunch. Walmart Opt. Centers will accept the vouchers as will other eye glass providers on a case per case basis.
Lens Crafters has "gift of sight" program; need to call them in your area for more info about this.
Of course if you are a NASN member, they will give the school nurse member a certain # of vouchers for exam and glasses (qualifying factors explained with the vouchers); must not otherwise be covered by insurance.
Below is the information on the VSP Sight for Students program. You can obtain up to 10 free gift certificates for the eye exam, glasses and lenses. See below for the eligibility criteria for the target families. You must belong to NASN/NJSSNA to obtain the certificates. The link is:
I'm not sure this will help get the glasses if they are not at a VSP approved vision site, but it may help someone else in the future. How many kids did you screen last year that still did not obtain an exam and/or glasses? This site may be the answer for those individuals.
Weight Control
We Can! Weight/Nutrition Health Program